Migrating Bamboo 7.X.X to Bamboo 8.X.X
概要
The recommended paths for upgrading Bamboo to a new version differ depending on whether you want to move to a new server or not:
Upgrading Bamboo locally | Upgrading Bamboo with a move to a new server |
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Perform the steps as described on this page. Make sure that your new Bamboo instance is not installed in the same directory as the original Bamboo instance. |
The cloned instance on the new server is referred to as original Bamboo instance. |
In both scenarios, the new Bamboo instance uses the home directory and the database of the original Bamboo instance.
We recommend that you test the Bamboo upgrade on a QA server before deploying to production.
If you are a Bamboo plugin developer, see our Bamboo API Changes by Version guide, which outlines changes in Bamboo that may affect Bamboo plugins compiled for earlier versions of Bamboo.
はじめる前に
Read upgrades notes specific to your version of Bamboo. See Bamboo upgrade notes.
Check whether the system where you are going to install the new Bamboo instance meets Bamboo platform requirements. See Supported platforms.
Only import data to an instance running the same version.
The installation path is referred to as <bamboo-install>
and points to the directory into which you extracted the Bamboo package. It is different from <bamboo-home>,
which points to the directory where Bamboo data is stored.
1. Export and back up the existing Bamboo data
a. Export the Bamboo database
There are two database backup scenarios, depending on whether you are using an embedded or external database.
Embedded HSQL database | External database |
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Create an export ZIP file for the original Bamboo instance. For more information, see Exporting data for backup. The export may take a long time to complete and may require a large amount of disk space, depending on the number of builds and tests in your system. HSQL is not recommended for production Bamboo instances. | Use native database tools to create a backup. For more information about external databases, see Connecting Bamboo to an external database. |
b. Upgrade License in Bamboo (only when upgrading to DATA CENTER)
Go to Administration > License Details.
Enter your Bamboo Data Center license key.
c. Stop Bamboo
Stop the original Bamboo instance.
If you have Bamboo running as a Windows service, uninstall the service by using the UninstallService.bat
executable that came with your Bamboo instance.
d. Back up the Bamboo configuration
When the original Bamboo instance is shut down, back up your <bamboo-home>
directory, which contains the builds
and configuration
directories. You can compress it into a ZIP file.
2. Download and install a new Bamboo instance
To upgrade Bamboo, you must install a new Bamboo instance in a <bamboo-install>
directory that is different from the <bamboo-install>
directory of the original Bamboo instance .
This upgrade scenario uses the home directory and the external database of the original Bamboo instance.
Make sure that the original Bamboo instance is not running before you start the new installation.
To prevent data loss during updates or reinstallation, the
<bamboo-home>
directory must be different from the<bamboo-install>
directory.
Follow these guidelines to install a new Bamboo instance:
MacOS
The Mac installer deletes the previous version of Bamboo.
Follow the Mac OS X install instructions.
Linux
Delete your old
<bamboo-install>
directory to remove any legacy files.Follow the Linux install instructions.
Windows
The Windows installer deletes the previous version of Bamboo.
Follow the Windows install instructions.
Configure Bamboo to run as a service on Windows, using the
service.bat
executable.
3. Configure the new Bamboo instance
a. Set the home directory for the new Bamboo instance
Set the <home-directory>
to use the <home-directory>
of the original Bamboo instance:
Go to the new Bamboo instance
<bamboo-install>
directory. It is the directory where you installed Bamboo.Open
atlassian-bamboo/WEB-INF/classes/bamboo-init.properties
NOTE: For Bamboo 5.1 and earlier, the file path is:
<bamboo-install>/webapp/WEB-INF/classes/bamboo-init.properties
Set the
bamboo.home
variable to use the<bamboo-home>
path of the original Bamboo instance.
b. Update any installed apps
If you installed any apps in addition to the pre-installed system apps:
Check if all apps are compatible with the new version of Bamboo.
Update any apps that are out-of-date.
Disable any apps that are incompatible with the new version of Bamboo.
c. Automatic update of remote agents
For Bamboo 3.2 and later, remote agents are updated automatically. Remote agents automatically detect when a new version is available and downloads new classes from the server. For more information, see Bamboo remote agent installation guide.
If you're upgrading Bamboo from a version earlier than 8.0 to 8.0 or later, and you are also upgrading the Java version on your Remote Agents from 8 to 11, you need to either update wrapper configuration manually or download a new Remote Agent JAR from your upgraded Bamboo and reinstall the wrapper.
d. Migrate your existing Bamboo configurations over to your new Bamboo installation
If you have modified properties in configuration files of your existing Bamboo installation, make the same modifications in your new Bamboo installation. However, because the properties in the configuration files may have changed between versions, you cannot simply copy the configuration files from your existing installation and replace the equivalent files in the new installation.
For each file you have modified in your existing Bamboo installation, you need to manually edit each equivalent file in your new Bamboo installation and re-apply your modifications.
The table below lists the most commonly modified files and their locations within your Bamboo Installation Directory:
ファイル | Location in Bamboo installation | 説明 |
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setenv.bat (Windows) または setenv.sh (Linux) |
| |
seraph-config.xml |
| Modified if you had integrated Bamboo with Crowd |
server.xml | conf | 次のような場合に修正します。
|
e. Check database access permission
Before you start the new Bamboo instance, make sure that it has the write access to the database, which is required to complete the upgrade tasks.
After that process the instance is now in 8.X.X version, if you don’t want Bamboo in cluster then proceed to “5. Start Bamboo”.
Bamboo configured in that way will have all Data Center features when you use Data Center licence in Administration → License Details
4. Install Bamboo Data Center in a cluster
See Install Bamboo Data Center
5. Start Bamboo
Start Bamboo
Once you have installed Bamboo and set the bamboo.home property, start the new Bamboo instance. The upgrade runs automatically.
You can check whether the upgrade was successful in the atlassian-bamboo.log
file.
Upgrading Bamboo may require reindexing.
Depending on the number of existing builds and tests, the reindexing process may take a significant amount of time, during which Bamboo will not be available.
Version-specific upgrade notes
The version-specific notes provide additional information to the main upgrade documentation. We recommend reading the version-specific notes for the original and new Bamboo instance versions. See Version-specific upgrade notes
トラブルシューティング
If you followed the documentation and you still have problems with the upgrade process:
Check the How to Upgrade/Migrate Bamboo article in the Bamboo Knowledge Base.
Ask questions at https://answers.atlassian.com.
You can also create a support ticket. To help us address the issue, attach the
atlassian-bamboo.log
file to the ticket.